Monday, September 30, 2013

When one party
(Democrats, performing their best imitation of utter socialism) and one party only in the House of
Representatives passes a major health care bill affecting a commanding portion
of the national budget. . .when Rep. Nancy Pelosi tells what she assumes is a
gullible public that we have to pass the bill to know what's in it. . .when a
president lies to all by promising we can keep our same doctors and health
insurance. . .when a president considers granting exemptions for various
political friends and associates and donors. . .when special legislation allows
congressional staffers to have 75-percent of their health care subsidized by
taxpayers. . .when the employer mandate is delayed for a year, but not the
individual mandate. . .when James Hoffa, Jr. and other major union leaders
start screaming like hell about how the Affordable Care Act will destroy health
care plans for, not thousands, but millions of their members. . .when Supreme
Court Justice Roberts twists, turns and gut-churns the definition of what a tax
is in order to give the president what he wanted. . .when a society suddenly
realizes that the Internal Revenue Service will be given license to lord over
them like a jackbooted team of thousands to assure that you and your health
care money are spent the way the government wants it spent and directed. .
.when you come to the understanding that some 2700 pages of legislation did not
get written overnight, but took years for primarily one political party to
write. . .and when congressional staffers making six figures demand exclusions
and taxpayer subsidies because they don't feel they can afford Obama's Affordable.
. .you have Obamacare, so shut up, accept it and like it.Nice, huh?Things could have been so much easier with American-style competition
over state lines, perhaps warranting a grand total of one or two pages of
government legislation.As things stand,
both a shortage of medical personnel and a wave of experienced medical folk
jumping ship may complicate this mess all the more.As mental health problems worsen in the
country, I think doctors and nurses might be counted among the newly-crazed
class.

I'm no political
genius, but when I see Democrats, Republicans and the mainstream media
absolutely hating Ted Cruz (a former prosecutor, by the way, who never held
political office -- refreshing. . .), Rand Paul and Mike Lee, and ridiculing
the Tea Party in utter terms of non-endearment, I know wha's up:The old guard is scared to death, fearful
that its power, wealth and god-like self-image could indeed be sacrificed on
the altar of public opinion come election time.Meanwhile, typically, the media and the Dems predictably throw out the
only tattered and nearly mummified cards they have left -- Clinton hags Bill
and Hillary.Notice how, at least, the
Republican ex-prezes usually go away after they leave office and not pretend
they still rule?

Things could
change, but at this moment, frozen in time, I would much prefer to see Cruz and
Paul as presidential and vice-presidential candidates, and #$@^%$# Chris
Christie and #$*&$%Marco Rubio as
far as I'm concerned.Of course, chances
are Hillary will try again, as she tried previously (Remember?She wasn't particularly impressive during
previous debates), but this time she'll have the well-deserved baggage of
Benghazi and consistent failures clocked up as secretary of state as her
ball-and-chain.Will America remember?Will nitwits absorbed in little more than
electronic this-pads and that-pads, bad movies, games and sports (where fans
are too busy murdering one another) even notice?

A NO-UFO
ABDUCTION?Why does ol' Robert (that's me) back off
from so much of thecontemporary UFO,
etc. "scene?"Well, this sort
of thing helps -- Various accounts suggest that when Dr. Steven Greer and his
bodyguards arrived to speak at the "Contact in the Desert" symposium
in August, they locked the doors and refused to let anybody out during the
session.Kinda hot in the desert, too,
we're told, even in the room.You can
get further details on the Web, but for my money I doubt it would have been a
bad thing if the whole building and most of its occupants had been abducted
and propelled far, far out into deep space.Why would I write something so cruel?Because I hoped the "New Age" claptrap went away with
molasses-thick hair gel.If one wishes
to use the term UFO and the word science in the same sentence and
expects the media and world to take you seriously, it isn't likely to happen at
something called "Contact in the Desert," nor did it happen at Giant
Rock.So-called UFO conferences
often become little more than meet-and-greets with a carnival atmosphere,
prettied up as clowns galore sell and impart their wares, all dolled-up with
artistically haunting images of wide-eyed aliensused for background decorations.

HOMELAND
INSECURITY:Why is a Homeland Security higher-up
a proud and active member of the internationally and deservedly condemned
Muslim Brotherhood?This is starting to
make some news in the states.For those
who need to know, the MB despises Western values and wants you, your mom and
your kids to either convert to strict Islam or die as they rebuild the empire
-- the Caliphate.In no way have these
folks been neutered in world influence, and it's right here in our front
yard.This White House has a funny way
of showing trust.

Thanks a lot,
John Kerry for
signing a new %$*&#$% United Nations arms treaty, which I'm not about to
believe won't affect American gun rights somewhere down the road.Fortunately, the U.S. Senate tends to defeat
these sweet little U.N. dictums which often seem intended to interfere with our
constitutional rights, sooner or later.

Just wondering:If enough military personnel become
disenchanted with the Commander-in-Chief (you know, the one who thinks corpsmen
are pronounced as corpse men) and bail out when their service comes up
for renewal -- would the military draft be reinitiated?I guess then we would find out how much young
people "love" their president, to say the least.

"I told you
almost everything!We parted ways and we
separated, then broke up and our relationship was split asunder!My wife, my children, they all hated me!To hell with them!"

"Almost
everything?"There was more?"

"It was the
end!After all was said and done, the
relationship was dissolved and that was that!"

"Sir, I don't
know if you're joking with me or -- well, in any event, the job may only be 15 hours a week, but I don't think we can
hire you.I have to insist that you
leave.Now."

"To hell
with you all!" shouted the man, storming out of the office.

Two hours later,
still unemployed, the man drove his old pickup into the junk-filled yard next
to his isolated cabin in the woods.Walking toward the doorway, he paused, grumbling incoherently, as he
fixed his gaze upon a section of a field several feet away.Even at a distance he could plainly see the
axe, sledgehammer, hatchet and numerous empty containers originally filled with
both sulfuric and hydrochloric acid.Despite the insects he felt, and was convinced ,were eating the very
brain inside his head, angering him all the more, he made a mental note that
tomorrow he needed to come up with a few precious dollars to purchase some bags
of lye to finish a special task in the garden.But no matter.He had gone
through this same routine, over and over again,the partings, the separations, the breakups, the dissolved
relationships.He knew everything would
get better, if he could just nail down some decent employment before the next
time.Jobs had been so hard to
find since President Obama's failed policies and Affordable Care Act
began spreading like a zombie virus set at force-feed, driving an insane nation
even crazier.Under this bunch in
Washington, horror stories no longer confined their actions to the silver
screen.

Thursday, September 19, 2013

His name sounds like a car. Ladies and gentlemen, please direct your
attention to the showroom as we unveil the 2013
Alexis.

But Aaron Alexis
was not a car, just another human monster in a world going increasingly mad
without permission. Crazy used to
mean talking to yourself in crowds or walking nude down the street.The good old days.

12 people dead,
older folks working as government contractors on a Washington, D.C. Navy base
that doesn't seem much like the Navy bases most of us remember.Kinda depressing to watch a Navy commanding
officer relate how he went into hiding to avoid getting shot.Funny how the upper echelon doesn't much want
military people carrying weapons anymore.Guns, you know.

General George
Patton, I wish you could return from the dead, visit Congress and every
legislative body in the United States, and slap the crap out of the people
determined to neuter us all.Um, I think
you might need to make a quick stop at the White House, too.

By the way --
and I've not heard this discussed anywhere yet-- while microwaves and voices and violent video "games" were
ruling the mind space of one Aaron Alexis day after night after day, what did
those voices tell him to do to the Navy computers with which he was intimately
familiar as a trusted computer technician?Did he add any goodies to spread among hard drives without end?Did his work entail any "adjustments"
intended to screw the digital pooch someday soon?Did he download any sensitive information,
remove it from the Navy installation and offer it up to the voices as a
peace offering on some devious Web site?

And now the
investigations begin.12 innocent folks
are still dead, but the government will explore post-disaster to see if anything
went wrong with security.If.Meanwhile, Sen. Feinstein (big scandal about
her husband selling post offices via a no-bid contract right now, and the far
left media are burning hot about it) and the usual debasers of constitutional
freedoms scream for more gun control -- joined also by celebs such as Henry
Winkler, whom I thought was too busy taping those heartfelt TV commercials
where banks try to sign up senior citizens for reverse mortgages.Creepy, just creepy.

President Obama,
currently the most impeachable commander-in-chief a rational mind can
imagine,loves his Executive
Orders.Indeed, he just violated U.S.
laws (primarily the Arms Export Control Act) by allowing some heavy weaponry to
be sent to the "rebels" in Syria -- you know, the ones recent
estimates claim to consist of at least 40 percent Al Qaeda.Members of the bonkers Islamic faithfulwho hate the United States and want to kill
us all.The prez sent weapons to our own
enemies.My opinion:This man might do better to rule from a
federal prison cell, where, incidentally, extravagant vacations at taxpayer
expense and frequent golf outings are rare.We consistently smell the essence of impeachment.When will Congress do its job?

The
"Executive Order" president should, right now, get serious about
something else -- go before the national TV cameras, swallow really, really
hard and tell the nation that he approves of all law-abiding, apparently stable
adult citizens and active military personnel to carry firearms for personal and
public protection, whether they work on military bases, other government
institutions, or in the mom-and-pop store on the corner.AND there will be no lawsuits against
businesses which end up in the middle of firearm protection actions.Doing more to deprive citizens of firearms
is increasingly a very bad, short-sighted and dangerous idea.From coast to coast, Americans find their
daily lives confronted by the possibility of life-and-death decisions formerly
unfathomable, and obviously there can't be a cop stationed on every square foot
of America.Why should we all not have
the same opportunities for self-protection as the president, celebrities and
others of influence?Answer:Those with the power have no intention of
sharing it with you.

But, of course,
our president won't do that.I think
he's too busy right now watching the progressive world collapse around him, so
many of his plans unlikely to fly, while so many others did indeed take wing,
but the wings are of wax a la Icarus and a major melt may be in store.

Did we learn
nothing after Fort Hood?Why are the
frauds and schemers in Washington, sworn to defend, rather than twist the
Constitution and the country, not in prison yet?No, not just thrown out -- prison and nothing
less.The reasons are surely
legion.The latest reasons encompass 12
dead on American government soil, a place which should rightly be the safest in
the country, if not the world.

Ultrasound
Update:I read that ultrasound is now used to treat
anxiety and cause pleasurable feelings when applied to specific brain
areas.Not only does this beg the
question of its possible use during UFO abduction incidents -- now I'm curious
whether Aaron Alexis may really have been exposed to microwave
invasions.Seems nuts, I know, but look
at big government's quickly rising wealth of technological interference
toys.If we can invent a gay bomb
to render enemies gay and (passionately) sexually active with one another on
the battlefield -- and the Air Force has, though, we are informed, the
bomb never went into production --why
not microwaves to the brain? This is
myELF weapon is part of what Alexis etched into his gun, perhaps to
signify extremely low frequency. Or maybe it just means ELF and nothing
more.We sometimes like to add mystery, bells and whistles
to chaos and tragedy, but sometimes perpetrators are just mentally going, going
and gone, nothing more.

Friday, September 13, 2013

VladimirPutin, according to
global accounts, is a brutal, calculating
former KGB thug,
make that Colonel Thug, probably responsible for far more deaths than
one can count on a centipede's fingers.It's generally accepted that he's gone so far as to kill his enemies,
even Russia's own agents of betrayal, with polonium hidden via an Atomic
Number 84 Lunch Special of the day.In Russia, he currently has no shortage of enemies and critics, many of
whom end up in notorious Russian prisons simply for not showing the love.Remember the teenage female rock band which
dared to dis' Vlad?Whilst Miley Cyrus
swings nude on a ball and chain for a video, these teens face a ball and chain,
prison-vintage, for many years to come, with hard labor -- and we're not
talking childbirth labor.

Vlad?Hmm.Well, he's not actually Vlad the Impaler (no fangs, Dracula), nor
is he exactlyGrigori Efimovich
Rasputin, the Siberian "mad monk," though when you take away the
"Ras" you still get Putin, so maybe by name alone there's a little of
Czar Nicholas II's religious advisor in his DNA after all.A rose by any other name. . .

Still, he loves his country, clearly. And he leads -- in his own way. Some so-called leaders don't quite love their countries so much, and they don't really know much about leadership. They're more about fundamental transformation. Oh, silly me, but this is about Putin, isn't it?

Yet -- Here's
a strange, as the late news commentator Paul Harvey might say.The New York Times printed a letter
from Putin this week, a very well-written letter which brilliantly humiliated
both Obama and the United States -- and the crowds went wild!Well, not the political class, but "just
plain folks" sure saw something of interest in Putin's words.A murderous thug!

Why?Why were Americans from coast to coast
hypnotized with brazen statements Putin and/or his own PR folks concocted to
condemn U.S. efforts in the Middle East and elsewhere?I think there's a simple answer:Unlike the increasingly diminutive fraud
acting the role of president in the United States, Putin sounded, well, presidential.He didn't communicate in the meaningless
platitudes we are consistently fed by Mr. Obama and his pathetic minions, no,
instead Putin expressed himself clearly and without clutter. He communicated.Good for Putin -- and a tragedy for my
country.

Russia stepped
right into the Syrian crisis with resolve, made Secretary Kerry look as useful
as a stopped clock, and simultaneously made hay out of chemical weapons and a
fool out of Obama, whose reputation domestically and internationally is now so
weak and probably irretrievable that his every appearance before the TV cameras
will seem equivalent to a puppet show.This should not be a surprise, however.The fraud in the White House simply had to be found out eventually.Obama is obviously not the smartest
man in the world, maybe just one of the most arrogantly incompetent.He gets away with things because the media
and his friends in Congress, Hollywood, academia and parts of the corporate
world let him.But the worm is, we
suspect, turning.In the words of the
street, some folks are wising up.

So, the New
York Times gave us a letter from Putin, strategically adept at humiliating
and pissing off a nonetheless surprisingly grateful nation, while Obama honored
us with. . .a speech (yawn. . .) telling us everything we already suspected he
would say.Flapdoodle and stuff.Mere seconds elapsed before his explanation
about Syria was almost supplanted by the mention that children had died because
of chemical weapons.

Mr. President,
as always it's a shame that children died and it's a shame that anybody dies in
a war, and it's a shame that there is war at all.Bu'cha know, a lot of Americans would like to
know --when do you intend to go on
national TV and blame the swine of radical Islam for killing a little American
boy when bombs exploded in Boston a few months ago?Sorry about Syria, but when are you going to
do something about our porous borders and all the killers making their way
inside the U.S. to murder -- our children -- and us as enemies within?

I, for one, am
g.d. sick and tired of having some politician or TV mouthpiece throw a dead
child in my face or name a law after one every time they want something
accomplished.The art and success of
playing on society's emotions through such devious means tends to apply
shackles to the future.

The unions say
jump and Obama asks how high would they like:Apparently, when the union bosses stood solidly behind passage and
implementation of the Affordable Care Act with their good Democrat buddies,
they neglected to realize their members would become entwined in all the same
spider webs intended for non-union Americans -- and now they're screaming like
chickens at the slaughter.No problem --
the Administration quickly jumped on this one like flies on. . .well, you know.Obama & Co. instantly rushed into action
and suggested various concessions for union members -- just union members -- if
the upper echelon would simply be good and shut up."Obamacare" deserves nothing less
than defunding and repeal, and readers here would do well to remember what
their congressional members did come election time.The Republicans aren't any better than the
Dems (which voted 100 percent for the bill with no Repub support whatsoever),
because it came to light that Eric Cantor is writing House bills that both allow
Republicans to defund Obamacare -- and then, in a separate bill, allow the
Senate full authorization to fund the stupid thing, thus allowing congressional
members to tell their constituents, well, I voted against funding (before they
voted for funding!).To borrow from
George Orwell, in America all men and women are created equal -- except some
men and women are created more equal than others, when it comes to
"Obamacare."

Voyager I leaves
our universe at last and scientists calculate that it could reach the next
star system in 40,000 years. I hope
Voyager continues to transmit signals to earth so the cockroach-tapeworm people
descended from humans by then can know what's up "out there."Who knows, maybe Captain James T. Flatworm of
the parasitic Starship Cestode will be cruising the galaxy by then.

I've rarely
heard or seen so many promotions for motion pictures as I have for
"The Family" the past few days.I have no interest in seeing it, but I would like only to observe that,
generally, the more a movie is advertised, the worse it is.Just ask the critics (the ones who aren't
paid off to say nice words).You'll have
to be the judge.

The Tesla
Automobile Co. has made headlines in recent days because they're going
full speed ahead on the electric car -- the critter that requires recharging
stations all over the country.Same old
problem, though -- while all the "green" folk herald this
up-and-coming technology, there's still a requirement to produce energy the
old-fashioned way because when you plug in the car the juice still comes from conventional
means.Complicating reality -- Obama and
his vicious EPA just announced new, harshly stringent requirements for
coal-fired energy plants.Combine that
with his original promise to make coal plant licenses so expensive and
regulation-burdened to acquire that they'll go out of business and --
voila!We get what we get.I don't know about the electric car (I must
be a moron, because I think something else will replace it in the future), but
anybody can see what's coming with electric bills for home and industry once a
major source of American energy (coal) is beaten to death by government regs. Hmm, who was it who said energy prices must "necessarily skyrocket?" Oh yeah, now I remember. . .

Monday, September 9, 2013

Has the world
ever appeared more
insane (yes, but. . .)?Yep, I'm just about ready to swear off
the damned broccoli,
turn over a newer leafand dive into
tobacco, booze and shooting anything that moves within 10 yards, even my own
foot.To quote the most intriguing words from Hillary Clinton as she exercised her Benghazi-isms, what
difference does it make?

So Mr. Obama's
taking to the TV airwaves tomorrow night, intending to romantically whisper yes,
yes, yes into our ears, even as our consciences say no, no, hell no.We've been here before.You remember Iraq, Afghanistan -- and I
(intimately) remember the Vietnam draft.Nobody ever intends to go to war, it's just a little thing, some little
action.It won't take long, just a few
strikes or deployments here and there, and presto!It'll all be over before we know it.

D.C. gasbags
all, voicing farts and ultimately casting truth and nothing but the truth to
the wind.The established TV networks,
complicit and willing, bravely stand ready to spread and cheer on the
propaganda.

The American
people are overwhelmingly against action in Syria, but it doesn't matter.The House will sort of, a little bit, maybe a
lot, be against it, too, but it won't matter.That nebulous entity known as the international community will
approve and some Arab states will even contribute a few bucks, and we'll send
off a few missiles and that will be it, except that won't be it.What could possibly go wrong?Oh, nothing.Except planners still seem to have left the door open for troops on the
ground.Our troops, as usual, for the
most part.Estimates of 75,000 Americans
going in if nerve gas needs to be secured and removed.Just talk. Since when did ours become soldiers of Saudi Arabia and co?

Tell me again --
who set off the gas in Syria, and what kind of gas was it?What about the Russians' lengthy report about
all of this? Who was this rebel who came
forward and said the rebels set off the sarin gas?How do we know some videos of
"victims" aren't frauds?Al
Qaeda and co. have a history of providing all sorts of tomfoolery.And if everything is real as claimed, just
what are we going to do about it?

Or is this less
about Syria's actions and more about Iran's potential threat?If one drifts off in that direction, other
wish list subjects come into focus -- such as oil pipelines intended by
competing national entities.

Will Russia's Putin save the day by reaching an agreement with Assad to gain control of a bounty of horrible weapons? If so, will Obama take credit for all the good stuff and blame Congress for all the bad?

One wonders
about Mr. Obama's stable of psychologists, said to be successful in influencing
the vote.As we write these very words, mere
musings beyond the Ethernet, could a team of psychs be actively engaged in
making sure the president speaks exactly the right words Tuesday evening?Words and thoughts designed to gain support
for his goals in Syria -- and beyond?A
slew of university psychology graduates roam the planet, hungry for brains, your
brains and mine, so it was only a matter of time until government found a use
for their talents in manipulation and influence of the mind.Of course, they've long been part of the
government, but their usefulness to the Obama White House in pulling mental
strings among those whose thought processes range no further than celebrity
worship and sports scores confounds.

In the meantime,
I've watched a succession of news shows about Syria, and I'm reminded of that
TV commercial aired a few months ago where a family's cable goes out and, in
order to sell satellite TV as an alternative, the ad shows the family and a
little kid sitting on a sofa who proclaims, in response to the(alluded to) question, what are you going
to do about it, "You gotta do something!"

Yes, Mr.
President, you gotta do something.And that's why he will. Something will happen. Maybe even a hollow something.

And speaking of
television,I sometimes turn the sound off and just watch
the actors and visual premise of various programs, and suddenly some shows
silently appear more vacant and stupid than they actually seem with audio.And as we've mentioned before, we're not
encouraged by the new TV season, particularly because TV continues to reach
into the past for fairy tales and the like.Vampires have been done as much to death on TV as cop and hospital
shows, and much of the remaining ammunition of production values involves
recycling old stuff or updating fairy tales or bringing in Sherlock Holmes and
-- soon -- the "legend" of Sleepy Hollow (we doubt that the ghost of
Washington Irving will be coming around for residual payments).Either there's nary a creative brain left in
Hollywood or, more likely, new brains are forbidden to enter Hollywood, what
with attorneys, agents and the like protecting the old breed as well as the new
clueless breed whose life experiences, necessary for success, constitute
nothing of consequence.Then again, the
younger up-and-coming TV audience stands on equal par, so perhaps the new TV
season will sparkle after all.

Which brings me
back to TV news.I don't know how to put
this gently or without offense, but I have to say -- NBC, if the White House
ever, ever needs to advertise in the job market for butt-wipers, you folks
should be at the top of the list.In
fact, maybe NBC already provides that service, augmented with powder puffs.
considering the stuff they throw out every day and night about this White House
bunch, which can apparently do very little wrong as far as NBC's divisions are
concerned.Baby wipes are purchased by
the ton, one suspects.

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Nerve gas in Syria vs. the nerve of
a president to say something stupid about crossing
a red line that put us right where we are today.Now what?A three-hour air war?Something
far more devastating to U.S. ground forces?And later? There's a "chill wind" blowing, said actor Tim
Robbins when George Bush held Office, and now with Barack Obama in the Oval
Office there's a hot red line advancing right up our butts.Great Britain wants nothing to do with this
mess, most of the American people feel the same and Congress is going to waver
and waffle on a decision until they determine what it means for elections. Boehner already caved, no surprise there.Will this be a line of bureaucratic red ink,
or a line of red blood spilt by American soldiers?

Flashbacks. .
.of liberals who condemned George Bush. . .as they should have. . .but who now
feed hungrily at the war trough of Barack Obama. . .and Internet postings by
members of the all-volunteer military services, wondering why they're being
asked to support Al Qaeda and other terrorists in Syria as we lean toward
action in support of these (including cannibals) so-called rebels.The true answer can only come from the Muslim
Brotherhood-loving Barack Obama, and he's not talking that talk.

By the way,
where is the "red line" when people such as Robert Hastings and
former Air Force captain Robert Salas consistently come up with current and
ex-military personnel who watched UFO activity over nuclear missile bases,
invasive activity sometimes reported to affect numerical missile codes?Now that's national security
territory!I would suggest that's the
sort of "red line" that should have White House personnel screaming
from the rooftops.But, oh, silly me, we
aren't supposed to pay attention to that kind of news, only the pap fed
to us by our government-friendly TV networks.Anyway. . .Syria. . .

Pardon my
immense cruelty, but if we rush off to destroy something on a continent every
time a dead child's face shows up on the evening news -- and TV performs
exceptionally well at showing such inflammatory images -- often jeopardizing
thousands of our own young military personnel sooner or later, we will
never get out of the jams we currently endure and pay big money to
operate.In the meantime, poison gas or
not, the U.S. military has undergone severe cuts and more are coming in the
weeks ahead, and I think we know who to thank for that.Treaties and poison gas and death and
destruction -- it's always been left up to us, but "us" can't
continue attempting to solve the world's nastiest problems anymore -- and
there's seldom anything but more trouble in store for the U.S. and its economy
now.Yes, our valiant efforts were nice
while they lasted, for us and the world, but the reservoir, the bank and the
bag of good intentions are almost fresh out of goodies to fight the planet's
human ills, which continue to thrive and infest societies ruled by dictators,
poverty, illness and ignorance.The
right thing to do may already have taken a back seat to just do
something.

Yes, Syria's
Assad is a monster who gasses his own people, and the rebels are composed
significantly of Al Qaeda and also cannibals who have been witnessed to
rip out and eat the organs of Syrian soldiers whom they've killed.Now, if John McCain, Lindsey Graham, the
president and his supporters wish to put their children into uniform and send them
over to Syria to deal with this living horror movie, feel free.

Discovery of
sarin nerve gas in Syria -- and are we really certain exactly who released it, and did we help faceless antagonists along the way?
-- caused Obama to specify the situation as "a menace which must be
confronted."We might suggest that,
indeed, Mr. Obama's entire fraud of a presidency is a menace which must be
confronted in terms of economic failures, invasion of privacy to an extent
almost beyond comprehension, increasing use of the IRS as a billy club, health
legislation guaranteed to strangle rather than heal a system which was already
working pretty well, an expensive and cumbersome energy policy of sorts,
environmental legislation seemingly crafted by lunatics, executive orders
prepared as if Congress doesn't even exist, and regulation after regulation
peppered at all levels throughout government which serve to oppress, depress
and obfuscate via extensively required paperwork and agenda.Our stateside menace is Obama, and he needs
to be impeached.Meanwhile, he'll focus
our attention on other matters so as to remain squeaky clean and unnoticed
regarding what he has done to the American people and to the American spirit.

And he's going
to do everything he can to keep his word about that damned red line, in
hopes that history will regard him wisely for keeping his word.

Mr. Obama -- and
Hillary Clinton, let's never forget -- were significant influences upon the
"Arab spring" and all the hideous domino effects which sprung forward
as a result.Panic over death caused by
sarin gas in Syria?Lots of
murders?Well, one logically supposes
we'll perform "limited" bombing in Syria and then move on to North
Korea, Iran and China, other geo spots known for indiscriminate killing?Hey, whether nerve gas or bullets, death is
death.So where to after Syria?

Jesse Marcel,
Jr. dies:President Ronald Reagan declared, in
response to the Challenger space shuttle disaster, that the dead astronauts
"touched the face of God."We
might say the same about Jesse Marcel, Jr., who, at age 10, recalls holding
what he consistently and staunchly believed was a shred of alien technology --
a strange piece of something, some peculiar material imprinted with symbols
akin to an unknown language.Extraterrestrial evidence?I
confess, Roswell was never my "thing," but that's only because I had
zero to do with researching the case.To
those researchers who pour their hearts, souls and money into establishing the
who, what, when and where of it all -- though the journalistic "how"
remains elusive to this day -- we must offer our sincere gratitude, for
otherwise the story and its historical legs might have remained buried.As for Marcel, whose military
father brought the material straight from the alleged crash site so his family
could see something likely never to be observed again, his credentials as both
a physician and military officer clearly portray him as somebody who knew. .
.something of note.Dr. Marcel, 76, was
found dead in his home on August 24.His
loss will be keenly felt by those who knew and worked with him.It's sadly true, time waits for no one.

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